QuasarDB

QuasarDB - a creation of QuasarDB SAS - is a high-performance, column-oriented, distributed database with native time series support.

A wealth of languages are officially supported with open source APIs available on GitHub.

The structure of the documentation is as follows:

• If you are new to quasardb the Primer is a great start;

• For end-to-end guides for specific tasks (for example IoT data capture or OHLC bars building), read Howtos;

• Looking for instructions on how to install the server, or need help operating your cluster? Look for Server Administration;

• To learn how to write code that interacts with QuasarDB, please take a look at our User Guide;

• The concepts and building blocks that QuasarDB depends upon are described in Internals;

• For help writing queries, look at our Query language.

Need help? See Support.

Table of Contents

• Primer
  • What is quasardb?
  • Shall we dance?
  • Inserting timeseries data
  • Working with the data
  • Organizing your data
  • That demo is nice, but what happens when I go to production?
  • Going further
  • Wrap up
• Server Administration
  • 1. Installation
  • 2. Configuration
  • 3. Performance tuning
  • 4. Routine maintenance tasks
  • 5. Observability
  • 6. Security
  • 7. RocksDB Tuning Guide
• User Guide
  • 1. Concepts
  • 2. Tools
  • 3. Integrations
  • 4. APIs
  • 5. Howtos
  • 6. Best practices
• Query language
  • 1. Alter table
  • 2. Create table
  • 3. Delete from
  • 4. Drop table
  • 5. Functions & Operators
  • 6. Grant
  • 7. Insert
  • 8. Key/value lookups
  • 9. Orderbook
  • 10. Aggregated tables
  • 11. Revoke
  • 12. Select
  • 13. Show disk usage
  • 14. Show grants
  • 15. Show table
  • 16. Show tables
  • 17. Slippage
  • 18. Timestamps
  • 19. Update
• Internals
  • 1. Transactions
  • 2. Clustering
  • 3. Data Storage
  • 4. Data Transfer
  • 5. Change Stream
• Support
  • 1. Contact
  • 2. Change log
  • 3. Upgrading your QuasarDB installation
  • 4. License
  • 5. Credits
• Quasar Website